Samsung 34-inch ultrawide QHD curved gaming monitor drops to $385 at Amazon

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Now is a great time to indulge in a curved gaming display.

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If you've been holding out for a curved gaming display, now is a great time to indulge. Today at Amazon, you can find the Samsung Viewfinity S65UA 34-inch gaming monitor for just $385, one of its lowest prices to date. It usually goes for around $539 which means today's discount saves you 29% off its regular list price.

This gaming monitor isn't just big in size, it's also backed up with plenty of specs that make it well worth a look for gamers who want something a little extra including a curved design and a pixel-dense, ultrawide QHD resolution. It's also AMD FreeSync certified which goes some way to ensure it offers a fast refresh rate and low latency. 

Samsung Viewfinity S65UA 34-Inch Curved Monitor:

Samsung Viewfinity S65UA 34-Inch Curved Monitor: now $385 at Amazon (was $539)
The Viewfinity S65UA features a 34-inch curved VA panel with an ultrawide QHD resolution. It can reach a maximum refresh rate of 100 Hz and is AMD FreeSync certified. Users have both HDMI and DisplayPort inputs to choose from.

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The Samsung Viewfinity S65UA features a 34-inch VA panel with a curvature of 1000R. It has an ultrawide QHD resolution which measures up to 3440 x 1440px. The refresh rate can get as high as 100 Hz while the response time can get as low as 5 ms. You can expect a wide contrast range thanks to its HDR10 support alongside a maximum possible brightness of 350 nits.

There are two input options to take advantage of including one DisplayPort input and one HDMI port. A 3.5mm audio jack is available for connecting external audio peripherals, and there is a USB hub with three USB Type-A 3.0 ports for convenience. Users also have an Ethernet port as well as a USB Type-C port to make use of.

Visit the Samsung Viewfinity S65UA monitor product page at the Amazon store for more details and purchasing options.

Ash Hill
Ash Hill
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Ash Hill is a contributing writer for Tom's Hardware with a wealth of experience in the hobby electronics, 3D printing and PCs. She manages the Pi projects of the month and much of our daily Raspberry Pi reporting while also finding the best coupons and deals on all tech.

1 Comment Comment from the forums
  • Findecanor
    1000R is an aggressive curve though.
    Most other curved 34" monitors are 1500R or 1800R.

    "1000R" means that the screen is 1000 mm = 1 m = 3'1" away from the centre point of the curve.
    I'm sitting with my eyes at about that distance to my smaller screen right now, at a quite narrow desk. Many people sit with the screen further away.
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